You don't really know what is controlling you until you try to let it go. The things that we hold too tightly end up having a hold on us. God invites us to release what’s in our hands so we can fully embrace Him. What are you holding on to that God is calling you … Continue reading What Are You Holding On To That Has a Hold On You?
One Simple Way to Get Traction in Your Writing
Never come to an empty page empty-handed. Most writers get stuck for two reasons: fear of what others will think, and not knowing what to say. One remedy that helps both—collect thoughts along the way. Quotes that move you. Lessons you’ve learned. Truths God keeps teaching you. When you arrive with ideas you care about, … Continue reading One Simple Way to Get Traction in Your Writing
When You Can’t Get Out of Your Head
One of the best ways to get out of your head is to move your body. Walk. Run. Bike. Dance. Do some push-ups—whatever gets you moving. God designed your body and your emotions to work together. Sometimes a good workout is exactly what you need to start working things out.
What Our Emotions Tell Us
Your feelings are clues, not a compass. Your emotions don’t always tell you the truth about your situation, but they do tell you something about your heart. Listen to them, but don't let them take the lead. Healing doesn't happen by burying your emotions, but by bringing them honestly before Jesus.
Why God Blesses You
God’s blessings to you were never meant to stop with you. Everything God gives you—your time, talents, and resources—has a purpose beyond you. His blessings were never meant to be stored up; they were meant to be shared. When you serve and give generously, God doesn’t just work through you—He works in you. That’s where … Continue reading Why God Blesses You
The Problem with Comparison
The more you compare, the more you’ll despair. Comparison gives us a distorted view of reality. It leaves us believing that others are inferior to us or we’re inferior to them. Both views hurt more than they help. It’s better to celebrate your progress over coveting their’s.
Jeff McClung 